Find Camco 44505 Leveling Blocks - 10 pack in kfar yona, israel, Israel, for US $41.00

Condition:New Brand:Camco Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:44505

Product Description

Size: Pack of 10

Heavy duty blocks are safe and easy to use. They offer many options for leveling single wheels, dual wheels, hydraulic jacks, tongue jacks, stabilizer jacks, 5th wheel jacks and tandem axles. Customize your levels: Stack interlocking blocks to desired height. Strong and durable blocks are available in a ten-block set and a four-block build-up set. Patented. Each set comes in a convenient storage bag.

Highlights:

Heavy duty blocks
Safe and easy to use
For leveling single and dual wheels, hydraulic jacks and tandem axles
Customize by stacking interlocking blocks to desired height 10 per pack

From the Manufacturer

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Interlocking Leveling Blocks

The Camco Leveling Block 10-pack allows you to stack the interlocking blocks to the desired height for safe and easy leveling. These blocks can be used with single wheels, double wheels, hydraulic jacks, tongue jacks, stabilizer jacks, 5th wheel jacks and tandem axles.

Camco’s RV Leveling Blocks make it easy to customize your levels. Simply stack the interlocking blocks together to your desired height. They have a strong, durable construction and a solid bottom to help keep them from sinking into the ground. Engineered with a patented design to optimize both strength and weight, resin is UV stabilized and built to last even when exposed to sunlight for extended periods of time. Bright, visible yellow color helps you see them so you don’t leave them behind. They can also be used to help prevent your stabilizers from sinking in soft ground. Camco's RV Leveling Blocks measure 8.5 inch x 8.5 inch and can be used with stack jacks, trailer tongues, 5th wheel jacks and swing arm supports. If dirt or debris build up in the leveling blocks, just knock it off and hose it out before storage. Product includes a zippered storage bag with handle to keep them all together when not being used.

How it Works

Once you have parked in your camp spot, use levels to determine whether or not your vehicle needs to be leveled. Determine the stack height needed and arrange the leveling blocks in front of the wheel in one of the approved configurations. Do not stack leveling blocks more than 4 inches high. Drive very carefully onto the blocks; it may be helpful to have a passenger step outside to guide. Once the vehicle is on the blocks and level, make sure to set the parking brake. When you’re ready to leave, simply drive off the blocks, park the vehicle, collect the blocks and place them back in the carrying bag.

Key Features

Durable, lightweight construction
Interlocking design prevents slipping
Solid bottom resists sinking into the ground
Bright yellow color is highly visible
Zippered storage bag included
Resin is UV stabilized

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Easy to drive on and off	Bright yellow blocks are highly visible	Solid bottom resists sinking	Zippered carrying bag included

About Camco Manufacturing

Camco started in 1966 with one employee and one product. Today, over 40 years later, we have more than 350 employees, over 3,000 products and multiple manufacturing facilities in the USA and across the globe.

Competitive pricing, superior service, quality products and customer satisfaction are the foundations upon which Camco operates. Our friendly, knowledgeable customer service staff stands ready to assist our customers with any questions. At Camco, we take pride in meeting the ever changing demands of a challenging marketplace while serving you, our most valuable asset.

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